Our data converters connect industrial instruments and systems that use different communication protocols. The range supports applications involving HART, RS232, RS485, Modbus RTU, and Modbus TCP.
Start by identifying your instrument’s output protocol and the interface required by your controller or monitoring system. Then consider the number of instruments, signal types, and configuration requirements.
Yes. The GRT series converts HART instrument data for access through Modbus RTU. Depending on the model, RS232, RS485, or dual RS485 ports are available.
The GRT series supports up to four HART instruments. The HTC-200/202 range also supports reading data from four HART instruments. Confirm the connection arrangement for your selected model before installation.
The GRT series supports HART 7.0 and is backward compatible with earlier versions. It supports mapping primary, secondary, tertiary, and quaternary variables, together with diagnostic data and device status, subject to the connected instrument’s capabilities.
Yes. The HTC-100/102 range provides Modbus TCP output. The HTC-202 provides both RS485 Modbus and Modbus TCP output.
Yes. The MHT series converts supported Modbus RTU or analog input data into HART device variables and provides a HART-compatible 4–20 mA output. Available inputs depend on the model.
Selected MX series models support multiple data acquisition devices accessing a single instrument. Choose the model according to the required number of ports and communication arrangement.
Configuration methods vary by series. The GRT series includes setup software, while selected HTC models support local and remote parameter configuration over Ethernet. Adjustable settings may include communication parameters, signal ranges, and zero points.
Selected HTC and MX models retain their configuration settings after power loss. Check the specifications of your chosen model for the available memory and retention functions.
The HTC-200/202 range supports storing acquired data in EEPROM at a configurable interval. Confirm the storage capacity and retrieval requirements for your application.
Please provide the instrument model, communication protocol, number of devices, required output interface, power supply, and intended application. A wiring diagram or instrument manual can help us identify a suitable converter.